
The Concubine Chronicles
纳妾记
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.8M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 18y ago
- English
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I think if someone were to travel back to the Ming Dynasty like the protagonist, and be naive and ignorant of social hierarchy, they would have been dead long ago.
If it's a soul travel, how did the gun and digital camera get there?
Brothers, when you're writing this, do you take a look at when this book was written? Look at how many books are now imitating this book. Let me remind you of the most famous one: Mingzuotang, a five-star acclaimed work.
Revisiting an old book, I realized why I hadn't finished it. The outline was good, the investigation was decent, and with careful polishing, it could have been a good book. Unfortunately, the author's writing was lacking, and the character development was poor.
Do you believe me? I watched this novel on TV back then.
The initial handling was too rough. For a college graduate who then spent several years in a police station, this is the kind of performance he should produce. 😓😓😓
The protagonist is a cursed, jinxed, and lecherous man. He desires every woman he sees but can't take responsibility. To force women of higher status to become his concubines, he fabricates stories of families being destroyed and people being exiled, all to secure his position.
Aside from the vague main plot and the terrible character relationships, the crime-solving and investigation aspects of this novel are indeed quite interesting; you can skip around while reading.
Sigh, this book is probably a bit old, it's not a very enjoyable read. The magistrate's daughter is annoying from the start, she has no concept of money, and she transmigrates without her memories, which creates some really annoying points. Looking for book recommendations. Any good ancient Chinese crime-solving novels?
This was one of the novels that introduced us to the world; we probably didn't have money to read it back then when we were in school.